Comments on: What it’s like to have the Kung Flu

By: furor kek tonicus

furor kek tonicus — Wed, 14 Jul 2021 02:12:26 +0000

overall, my symptoms were less severe than yours with the exception that instead of losing my sense of smell, everything tasted nasty. i had some chili out of a can that tasted like a cross between burnt engine oil and gear lube. needless to say, the can chili doesn’t normally taste like that.
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other than that, i had 2 days with a temp of ( barely ) 100F, a headache on the first day ( which is why i took my temp, i don’t normally get bad headaches ). serious cough lasted about 2 weeks and smell was off for the better part of a month, other than that all symptoms were gone within the first week.

By: Didact

Didact — Mon, 12 Jul 2021 13:28:24 +0000

In reply to Jim S.

Thanks man. Yeah whatever I had, hammered me hard. But I’ve recovered very quickly. The symptoms do appear to vary greatly in both intensity and frequency depending on who gets infected. There are people younger than me who have had really severe symptoms and had to be hospitalised, and then there are people who are much older than me who had it and thought it was just a bad cold.

Is it serious? Yes for certain age groups. Black plague serious, as the whoring press and that little troll of a fraud and supposed doctor Fraudci make it out to be. NO.

Exactly. And now that I’ve had it, or something like it, I’m more convinced than ever that we need to drop these idiotic lockdowns and pointless exercises in masochism immediately – and then burn those responsible for doing this to us on stakes.

By: Didact

Didact — Mon, 12 Jul 2021 13:24:46 +0000

In reply to JohnC911.

I wonder though if there are people high up (like major banks, UN or others) pushing this.

There absolutely are people deep in the recesses of power, who answer to the Prince of this world, that are pushing this evil agenda. Klaus Schwarz and his idea of the Great Reset are definitely straight from Satan's butthole.

Anyway I love your thoughts on the topic. Also can not wait for another podcast. I will have to get you on again to talk about the world since 2020

Yes that would be great. I need to get my podcast started up again as well. Shoot me an email and we'll set something up.

By: Didact

Didact — Mon, 12 Jul 2021 12:01:33 +0000

In reply to Texakraut (Reactionary Teen).

“Lung Pao Sicken” – that’s hilarious, I’m stealing that one for future use.

But I had waited on a table of guys from mainland China (spoke Mandarin, phones were in chicken scratch when they asked me if the password was right) a few days after Christmas.

Makes sense, actually. The Chinese knew that this shit was circulating around their country as early as October, and they did dick-all about it. They may not have released the Commiepox on purpose, but they sure as shit own the results, and they had absolutely no compunctions about spreading General Tso’s Chicken Pox around the world.

By: Jim S

Jim S — Mon, 12 Jul 2021 03:25:21 +0000

Good to see you are doing better! The “chinese mumps” are serious for some demographics (65+ with a comorbidity), but in my extended family, my sister, brother-in-law, and nephew all got hit with it in 2020. My sister had it in late January 2020, and had all the symptoms you described. Since ibuprofen upsets her stomach, Tylenol did the trick for her. She was down for about 5 days. My brother-in-law was traveling at the time for work and wasn’t affected in this round. Then in mid-November my nephew’s college housemate came down with it, so, my nephew got tested (with the crappy PCR test of course), and supposedly tested positive. He came home from school and found out he had it, and was down for about 48 hours, and by 72 hours he was back to working out. Youth… Then my brother-in-law caught it from his son (nephew) and was back in 72 hours. Neither lost any smell, both had a slight temperature, felt like crap and they just didn’t feel like eating, but ate anyway. I might have had it about 3 months ago, because I had the symptoms they described to me. Took some advil, megadosed vitamin c, d3, k2, and zinc, and drank water. Felt better in 72 hours, after I “flushed” my system, and started to work out/train again. I had already been taking those vitamins and still take them daily.

Is it serious? Yes for certain age groups. Black plague serious, as the whoring press and that little troll of a fraud and supposed doctor Fraudci make it out to be. NO.

Anyway, glad you are back!

By: Texakraut (Reactionary Teen)

Texakraut (Reactionary Teen) — Sun, 11 Jul 2021 19:19:18 +0000

I’m now pretty sure that I had it back in January of 2020. Of course, around here if you said you had it before March you were a conspiracy theorist. But I had waited on a table of guys from mainland China (spoke Mandarin, phones were in chicken scratch when they asked me if the password was right) a few days after Christmas. The symptoms pretty much lined up with the Lung Pao Sicken. It stands out to me because at the time I thought it was the flu, which was weird because I’ve never had the flu in my life.

By: A.D.

A.D. — Sun, 11 Jul 2021 16:37:33 +0000

In reply to Didact. Thank you.

By: JohnC911

JohnC911 — Sun, 11 Jul 2021 10:45:57 +0000

Hi Didactic,

Thank you for the article. I agree with you on the scam and the over reaction by Western governments especially UK, Australia, Canada and New Zealand. I wonder though if there are people high up (like major banks, UN or others) pushing this. I say this since many countries like the Philippines are threating jail time for those refusing the vax and a lot of money and pressure in the west for the vax (not vax-vax). Also the companies are not liable for any side affects.

I do agree with the leaders of the countries pushing this to be liable for any deaths and major injury cause by the lockdowns and the rush vax programs. It does seem weird that almost every country is following this program.

Anyway I love your thoughts on the topic. Also can not wait for another podcast. I will have to get you on again to talk about the world since 2020

By: Didact

Didact — Sat, 10 Jul 2021 21:39:39 +0000

In reply to TechieDude.

Yep. The severity of the symptoms does seem very random indeed. Some perfectly healthy people end up dying from it, and some people with lots of health issues seem to be just fine and dandy. It’s really quite weird.

All I can say is that I’m doing OK now, but it WAS scary for a few days. I’d rather sell hopium and copium than despair, though, like the death-merchants in the West are doing right now.

By: Didact

Didact — Sat, 10 Jul 2021 21:38:05 +0000

In reply to A.D..

It’s a good question. I would start with three things:

1) Passive resistance – pretty much what it says. Don’t wear a mask. Don’t bother with social distancing. Don’t follow any of the inane stupid rules that they’ve tried to impose upon us. None of them work and none of them are based in any kind of science whatsoever.

2) Active resistance – this is more dangerous and expensive, but it is necessary. Go to church. If your church is cucked out, meet in secret. Have fun with your friends and family as you see fit. Go out. Buy guns. Live your life. And if some government busybody comes a-knockin’, like the Fake President plans to have them do, simply tell them to get lost using the business end of a shotgun. Know your rights and stand on them – the Feds cannot yet enter your home without a warrant, and they sure as shit can’t force you to get the jab.

3) Overt resistance – spread the word, tell people to think for themselves, and take the risk of looking and sounding crazy to the normies. That’s their problem, not yours. You simply have to stand up for what is right. This is costly and difficult and it also has to be done. I no longer care if people think I’m nuts when I point out that everything we’ve been told about the Coof is a lie – and I’ve gotten huge pushback from my own family about it.